I will build an app. The User can leave the App only by click in the end Button or with the Homebutton.
Now of i swipe down the statusbar is shown. Same with swipe Up from the Button the Control Center comes Up.
Can i disable this? In xcode i checked hide statusbar and requires fullscreen.
The statusbar is hidden.
I removed the gestureRecognizers:
In viewDidLoad:
Self.view.gestureRecognizers?.forEach(View.removeGestureRecognizer)
Or cant i disable the swipe Up/swipe down for controlCenter,notificationscreen
Thanks
Sadly you can't, it's just to allow the users to keep those features accessible and not having the app to block their phone.
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I've got a ListControl box and I want to enable a textbox if the user clicks on a button there.
I've allready tried to update the dialog via an "OnLeftButtonUp" function which works quite well if I click outside the ListControl but when I click INSIDE the box nothing happens...
Any ideas why?
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I am trying to initialize Foundation 4.3.1 tooltips in scope, on a DIV class $(".some-class").foundation('tooltips'), instead of on document $(document).foundation('tooltips'). When I do this, the tooltip on a touch device (iPad), opens on tap but does not close on tap. Am I doing something wrong? How do I get the tooltip to work properly. The reason I need to do this is because Foundation tooltips conflict with ckeditor.
Thanks.
In the Foundation 4.3.1 source there is a condition that will handle the touchstart touchend events as hover. This condition is met automatically where Modernizr.touch is available.
In addition, there is also a configurable option to disable touch events for all tooltips.
Here is a link to the Modernizr builder with touch events pre-selected: http://modernizr.com/download/#-touch-shiv-cssclasses-teststyles-prefixes-load
I have developed a toolbar with one button for IE.
My toolbar displays with a default close button in the IE window.
When I click on the close button the toolbar prompts for the disable option.
This completely disables the toolbar.
But what I need is I just want to hide the toolbar. So still it can perform some actions even though the toolbar is not visible.
How can I make the toolbar just to hide instead of disable?
have you tried any IE statements? There are a few for JS aConditional comments
I have a basic QDialog with it's WindowFlags set to Qt::Popup so that it appears as a typical popup overlay.
On Windows, everything works great and if you click outside the main window or really anywhere else it goes away. But on Mac OSX, if you click the menu bar at the top or resize the window, the popup just stays where it is. I have absolutely no internal handling of the mouse enter/leave/move/press events for the popup, so the closing of it is not something I'm even handling... it's just automatic on Windows.
Any idea I can get it to close when the main application is no longer the current context on the system?
You may install native event filter and to close active popup dialog (QApplication::activePopupWidget()) when user will click out of main window. See the following answer for information how to install native filter.
I have an MFC CToolBar (dockable to a CFrameWnd) containing a checkbox and a button.
This works fine now, but I need to remove the button, and then the CToolBar does not show properly any more. As it seems because it gets "zero" height. The checkbox style is "turned into" a TBBS_SEPARATOR using a call to CToolBar::SetButtonInfo before it is "created".
How can I make the toolbar visible also without that dummy button?
I solved this by overriding the CToolBar::CalcDynamicLayout method and provided the size of the toolbar there. Then the button was not needed any more. This assumes the toolbar is created with CBRS_SIZE_DYNAMIC.